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Research-Driven Visitor Management at Niagara Glen
What does it take to protect a sensitive natural area when access must remain free and open to all? This session explores how the Niagara Parks Commission partnered with Brock University and the Ontario Trails Council to...
Food and Culture Along the Trail
The presentation will highlight the Noquisi Initiative's Cherokee foods and heritage trails that help front country visitors to have an experience that relates to local history and everyday life. The Cherokee Heritage Ap...
How 11th Street Bridge Park Connects Recreation and Community
What happens when a park is designed to connect people as much as places? This session highlights the nationally recognized 11th Street Bridge Park project in Washington, DC, where community voices have guided the creati...
Visitor Use Management Community of Practice - September 2026
Event Description Join fellow visitor use management professionals for a casual conversation about the hot topics, emerging challenges, and current trends shaping visitor use management. This Community of Practice is an...
From Grant to Groundwork: Funding Accessible Trails
Advancing outdoor accessibility requires both technical knowledge and lived experience. In this session, learn how the City of Greeley partnered with a consultant team and a community advisory council to complete a bike...
Intro to the Outdoor Recreation Access and Participation Survey
This webinar is brought to you by SORP and NASORLO The ORAPS is a cost-efficient, standardized, scientifically rigorous system for collecting and disseminating information on outdoor recreation access, constraints, needs...
Using Competencies to Identify Career Pathways
One of the most powerful applications of the Outdoor Recreation Professional Competency Framework is its ability to help professionals chart meaningful, intentional career pathways. This session guides participants throu...
Incorporating Competencies into Degree Programs
As the outdoor recreation profession grows, so does the need for academic programs that prepare students with the skills and knowledge employers expect. This session examines how the Outdoor Recreation Professional Compe...
How Is the ORPCF Adaptable to Organization-Specific Needs?
No two organizations are alike — and neither are their workforce development needs. This session explores how the Outdoor Recreation Professional Competency Framework is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing agenci...
What Are Core Competencies, and Why This Framework?
This foundational session introduces the Outdoor Recreation Professional Competency Framework, developed through a partnership between the Society of Outdoor Recreation Professionals (SORP) and the U.S. Forest Service. P...
The Role of Women’s Groups in Hunting and Fishing Participation
National participation rates in hunting and fishing have been in decline over the past several decades, with one population bucking the trend: women. This webinar shares results from a recent collaboration between resear...
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